As you probably know, teacher Jim Flick died Monday from pancreatic cancer at the age of 82. USA Today did a nice article about him that you can read by clicking this link. Many pros sought his help -- not the least of which was Jack Nicklaus, and their work eventually resulted in the Nicklaus-Flick Golf Schools.
I never met him, but I've known who he was since I first started learning to play golf. It was through a large book he did with Bob Toski for Golf Digest called How to Be a Complete Golfer. I sometimes mention things Flick said because he believed in keeping it simple. Rather than write some long history of what he did, I'd rather just post a couple of short videos that show some of the simple things he taught. You'll learn a lot from these two short videos if you take the time to watch them.
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Favorite Food: Sushi
Favorite Vacation Spot: Park City, Utah
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Professional Interests: Sensory Processing and Learning Disorders
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Favorite Color: Pink
Favorite Food: Seafood!!!
Favorite Vacation Spot: Beach
Favorite Hobbies: Shopping and Event planning
Professional Interests: Developmental Delay and Handwriting skills
Brittany Emery
Brittany is a 2013 graduate of the Medical University of South Carolina's Occupational Therapy program. She earned her undergraduate degree from Clemson in 2011 in Food Science and Technology, with an emphasis on Nutrition. She is certified in the SOS feeding program, Integrated Listening Systems (iLs) and specializes in feeding and handwriting skills (especially Lefties!). She lives in Spartanburg with her husband, Aaron, daughter, Cecilia, and her dog, Stormie, and cat, Wall-e.
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Favorite Food: Mozzarella Sticks
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Favorite Hobbies: Reading and watching Clemson football
Professional Interests: Feeding difficulties, developmental delay, and handwriting
Chad is a 2011 graduate of Greenville Technical College's Occupational Therapy Assistant program. Chad is certified in the Interactive Metronome program, Integrated Listening Systems (iLs) and is DIR Floortime Certified. Chad specializes in Sensory Integration at the Spartanburg Location. He lives in Spartanburg with his wife, daughter, Piper, son Rang, two cats, and a really big dog.
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Favorite Vacation Spot: Mountains
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Professional Interests: Autism, Sensory Integration, and Child Development
Jordan Byess
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Favorite Food: Shrimp, French fries
Favorite Vacation Spot: British Virgin Islands
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Professional Interests: Autism, developmental delays, feeding difficulties
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Favorite Food: Veggie Pizza and spicy Mexican
Favorite Vacation Spot: Anywhere on or near water
Favorite Hobbies Running, reading, and relaxing while watching college basketball and football
Professional Interests: Autism, Neurodevelopment, and Developmental Delays
Hayley Thompson
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Favorite Color: Gold
Favorite Food: Chick-fil-a Nuggets + Waffle fries
Favorite Vacation Spot: Ocean Isle Beach
Favorite Hobbies: Professional Photographer @ Hayley Pethel Photography
Professional Interests: Creating an environment that makes each child and family feel at home, assuring each and every person an enjoyable experience, communicating effectively
Casey Phillips
After graduating from North Greenville University with a Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education, Casey went on to further her education and found her passion in Occupational Therapy. Casey has experience in both geriatric and pediatric settings as well as with the school district. She finds joy in helping to better the lives of the children and families she works with. Casey and her husband Jared live in Welford, with their 3 kids, Will, Walker and Addie..
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Favorite Food: Chips and dip
Favorite Hobbies: College football, Taking pictures
Professional Interests: Sensory Integration and Problem Feeders
Regan Hand
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Favorite Vacation Spot: Lake Tahoe (where I got engaged!)
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Professional Interests: reflex integration & sensory processing
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Looking at the present stage of Bitcoin Mining the chip giant's inventory liquidation in bitcoin mining, computing power will remain stable in the second half of the year. Unlike speculators, miners with stable profitability are facing the opportunity to "bottom out." Bitmain who is the manufacturer of bitcoin mining machines plans to submit its initial public offering application to the Hong Kong stock exchange at the end of August and will complete its listing by the end of 2018, valuing it at $35 billion. Chain DD initially reported on "grabbing the growth potential of AI chips and the battle between the beasts of the mining machinery industry." Canaan, ebon technology, and Bitmain have entered IPO one after another or are using high valuations to get out of the bear market as soon as possible. Behind this, are the miners entering the bull market? Over the past six months, however, they have been beset by reduced production capacity from mining machinery manufacturers, a plunge in the price of bitcoin, a steady increase in computing power and a volatile domestic regulatory environment.
In a bear market, bitcoin mining is the best of business
Mining machinery manufacturers are at the heart of the bitcoin mining industry, with miners, mines and multilevel distributors operating around them, and the whole industry has benefited from bitcoin's boom. Entering the second half of 2017, bitcoin continued to perform well for a long time and towering above any challenges it faced. It reached $20,000 at the end of December, and no doubt, the continuous rise in currency prices has directly driven the sales of mining machinery. Just like in the case of Canaan, a bitcoin mining machine of about three thousand and five hundred yuan was once heated to two or three thousand yuan. The instantaneous change of currency price directly affects the return cycle of the mining machine, so it also leads to the future business of the mining machine. By 2018, when the cryptocurrency was in a bear market, it was quite hard to hide the "cliff-edge" decline of bitcoin over the past six months. Up to July 31, the price of bitcoin fell below $8,000 again. By the end of June, bitcoin had dropped below $6,000. Therefore, as a result of the dual influence of currency price and computing power, miners often sell cryptocurrency to cover the cost of bitcoin mining, and this explains why the sales volume of cryptocurrency has exceeded that of mining according to cryptocomposite.com.In recent days, miners have sold about $10 million in stocks, less than their daily income, according to Charlie Morris, who is the director of the site's development team. Although the cryptocurrency market has rebounded recently, bitcoin mining companies' profit margins have shrunk, and expectedly, forcing some miners to leave the market.
The miners are running with scissors under the regulation
What has alarmed the miners was some regulation from the state. On January 2, 2018, the leading group of the Internet financial risk special remediation office issued a document asking local governments to guide their enterprises to exit the "mining" business.According to Caijing, the central bank said that for bitcoin mining, the greatest risk is squeezing the real economy. The ultimate idea of regulation is to want it to disappear, not to regulate it, because there is no need for it to exist.According to an analysis by Cambridge University, China accounts for 71 percent of the world's virtual currency pools, which are mostly located in Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia with convenient hydropower or wind power, and low power costs are the main reason for the cluster of the miners.
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The PoW mechanism makes bitcoin mining a computing power game, with miners struggling to get more units of computation and more computing power. For instance, in addition to selling mining machines, Bitmain also owns Antpool and BTC.com, accounting for nearly 30% of the global bitcoin network's computing power.As initially set out by satoshinakamoto, the first block was created in January 2009, with each block awarded 50 bitcoins, then halved production per 210,000 blockchains (about four years), and halved to 25 bitcoins per block in November 2012, and then split to 12.5 bitcoins per new block in July 2016. Based on this consensus, bitcoin mining incentives will be phased out until 2140, when all of the 21 million bitcoins will be released. By then, the miners could only charge a fee for recording the blocks. The cost advantage of the initial offering, combined with the attractive price of bitcoin, has allowed miners to flock in for a short time. As of July 31; the network had mined 17 million bitcoins, with the remaining 4 million, which means that less than 20 percent of the net's bitcoin was still to be mined. Since the birth of bitcoin in 2009, the total online computing power has increased to 30 billion times.With total limits and increased computational power, miners need to buy more powerful machines, in addition, to concentrate the devices on off-site storage. On July 31, Canaan launched its new Avalon 7nm A9 series of bitcoin mining machines with a computational power of 30T. Assuming that the price of A9 is 5,000 yuan, the electricity fee is 0.5 yuan, the net daily income is 44.21 yuan, and it will take 114 days to return this cycle. Ant S9J takes 242 days, however, during last year's ideal market environment, bitcoin would take only 60 days to recover. Therefore, the technical iteration of the mining machine is an essential factor to solve the bitcoin mining of miners with low power consumption. In the chip industry, 7nm's chip production has become the core competence of the semiconductor companies. However, this cycle is only the theoretical days, and the bitcoin quotation, calculation difficulty, and other factors are always changing, so it is difficult to calculate the accurate cycle.
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"The bull market is about capacity; the bear market is about power," Lin Nianlong said.
For a mining machine, the two core keys are calculating power and power consumption.
Mining machine 1: [calculating power] 13.5t, [power consumption] 1350W, [result] 10G/W per watt.
Main stream miner ii: [calculating power] 12T, [power consumption] 2100W, [result] 5.85g /W per watt.
"There's no Matthew effect on mining," Lin said. Under the same model, the comparison between one mining machine and ten mining machines is only "1:10".And that's why the overall drop in the value of bitcoin corresponding a sustained increase in computational power. Big orders are being whittled down, and computing power remains stable The chip industry is mainly divided into "design, manufacture and test seal" and other major links, and most enterprises cannot afford the high cost of manufacturing chips. Therefore, companies such as Bitmain, Canaan need to buy OEM chips from chip companies such as AMD, TSMC, and Samsung Electronics.
But as demand for mining machines wanes, the giants are cutting back on orders for chips.
"Some chip companies received very few orders for the second half of the year in the first half," Lin said, "indicating that mining machinery makers didn't ship much in the second half. So over the next few days, the computing power of the entire virtual currency market will not soar, which has nothing to do with the actual price of bitcoin."
Over the past year <2017.08.01 — 2018.08.01> bitcoin K diagram; Unit: US dollar
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According to the analysis of the figures, the real influence on the trend of calculating force is the operation input of the mining machine, in which the virtual currency acts as the catalyst, higher prices will encourage more miners to join. Lin admits that retail investors still account for the majority of the market, but unlike speculators, mining is a business that continues to make money, albeit with a different earnings cycle. Whoever enters first must be the one who earns the most. But for miners who miss out on early bonuses, it's an excellent chance to hit bottom.
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Tunisia was the first Arab country ever to draft its own constitution, which came into force in 1861, and fittingly it is now the first Arab country to draw up a really meaningful and legitimate constitution after a popular revolution that removed a long-serving autocratic government.
By Rami G. Khouri
Many significant things are taking place around the Arab world these days, some violent, some peaceful, some within one country, and some across several different countries. History will look back on these days and record a variety of noteworthy episodes, whether about Syrian war and negotiations, Salafist-takfiri networks across the Levant, Palestinian-Israeli negotiations, continued military dominance in Egypt, and slow transitions in Libya and Yemen. The most important and truly historic recent event, though, must be the passage of the new constitution some two weeks ago by Tunisia's National Constituent Assembly.
This marks a moment of profound significance for the entire Arab world, because it is the first time in modern or ancient history that the ordinary citizens of an Arab society agree on the substance of their constitution through a consultative process that achieves a credible national consensus after significant debate and compromise. Tunisia was the first Arab country ever to draft its own constitution—the qanoon al-dawla al-tunisiyya, or "law of the Tunisian state"—which came into force in 1861, and fittingly it is now the first Arab country to draw up a really meaningful and legitimate constitution after a popular revolution that removed a long-serving autocratic government.
I have always felt that if the Arab world experienced just one country with a credible, homegrown pluralistic democracy, then other Arab societies would seek to emulate this historic leap forward. Well, thanks to Tunisia and its heroic people, we now have that one Arab constitutional democracy that is being born, after a messy and erratic process. The elected representatives of Tunisia's National Constituent Assembly needed two years and three months to complete their work. Three drafts were needed to reach this culminating moment of consensus, and the road was marked by intense arguments and compromises on almost every conceivable issue of public or private concern.
Precisely because the assembly members and many interested Tunisians debated every draft word by word, the final approved version enjoys popular legitimacy, which is unprecedented in the Arab world. Beyond this, the document is historic also because it encapsulates a national consensus on the most important and contentious issues that define the identity and spirit of Arab societies – Arabism, Islam, gender, civil-military roles, individual rights, minorities, separation of powers, and other such big sticker items that had never before been seriously and credibly debated by Arab publics.
The letter and spirit of the constitution will continue to be discussed for many years, as should be the case with any such document that plays at least four critical and foundational roles in any society:
It reflects the core values of the citizenry;
It affirms their collective identity;
It lays out the framework of governance that includes both the exercise and the limits of public power; and,
It affirms the equal rights of all individual citizens while providing mechanisms to guarantee that those rights are enjoyed and protected.
No other constitution in Western democracies, even pioneers like the United States, France and Switzerland, was as ambitious as this Tunisian constitution in insisting to agree from the start on the equal rights and common values and identities of all citizens—rather than waiting a century or more to give women and minorities equal voting and other civil rights. The Tunisian constitution calls for parity for women in elected public bodies, for example, while also affirming universal freedoms and rights for all citizens, which no Western democracy did at a similar stage of its constitutionalism.
Some blurred areas allow several articles of the constitution to respond to issues of profound concern to different groups of Tunisians. So the document notes that, "Tunisia is a free, independent and sovereign state, Islam is her religion, Arabic her language and republic her regime," but also that, "Tunisia is a state of civil character, based on citizenship, the will of the people and the primacy of law."
The document carefully leaves space in the national tent for Tunisians who are neither Arab nor Muslim, such as its Amazigh or Jewish citizens, while also affirming the majority Arab-Islamic identity of society, and blurring the relationship between religion and the rule of law. Such wording matters because it emerged from years of intense debate that finally achieved a consensus of all parties. Much remains to be done in Tunisia, to put this document and its principles into practice, and also to get on with improving the socio-economic conditions of citizens whose material lives have stagnated in the last three years.
For now, though, we in the Arab world should salute and thank Tunis and its citizens for their great achievement. We must follow in their path, and muster the common sense and courage to follow them into that alluring yet—for most Arabs—still elusive world of sensible statehood that is anchored in the rule of law, citizenship, good governance and the glue of credible constitutionalism that binds them together.
Rami G. Khouri is Editor-at-large of The Daily Star, and Director of the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs at the American University of Beirut, in Beirut, Lebanon. You can follow him @ramikhouri.
Copyright © 2014 Rami G. Khouri—distributed by Agence Global
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Q: I was reading my textbook, and I am confused what the importance of vowels_in_word = "" does? I was reading my textbook, and I am confused what the importance of vowels_in_word = "" does? I'm not sure what the significance of it is. Does it just hold the the values of char? Also, when creating for loops, what is char? Can you just assign your own variable even if its not assigned anywhere in the program?
def get_vowels_in_word(word):
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A: It initializes the string vowels_in_word to be empty. The following for loop then appends characters to it with the += operator.
The += operation would throw an exception if vowels_in_word had not previously been initialized to be a string of 0 characters.

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This info on repentance is helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Dean, for reading this and taking the time to drop me a line.
I have been counting my blessings, and I confess your article happen to be one of millions of them. I keep a journal for my children and have been for years. Sometimes I don't have the right words to express my emotions, in such a way my adult children and my grandchildren will understand. But you write them so beautifully that I find myself coping your work and adding it to my journal, giving you credit, of course. I am reminded of Moses and Aaron.
Thank you, Linda, for the words of encouragement. I am blessed that my writings have given a voice to your emotions.
May the Lord bless you in your study of His Word!
Thank you, Loren, for taking the time to show us all the things that repentance is and does! God bless you!
Thank you, Deb. I pray all is going well for you and yours!


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Hello everyone. I apologize for never getting around to putting up a picture yesterday, I was busy, blah blah blah, you know how it goes. Also, I'm headed out of town later tonight, so this will be the last post until the middle of next week. And this is where we're headed!
This was taken in Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs, about a 10 minute drive from my parents' house. We stopped by the last time I was out to visit because we had a couple hours to kill before we had to leave for the airport, and it's always a nice spot to get outside for a little while. One thing I've noticed over the years is that the skies in Colorado tend to be a much deeper blue than you see in a lot of places (especially Seattle). I don't know if it's due to the elevation, the lack of moisture in the air, or what. But it seems to be a lot easier to really get that crisp sapphire blue out there, as opposed to the mushy baby blue that we usually get out here. Maybe I'm just imagining it, I don't know.
I'm hoping to get out once or twice for a hike while I'm out there, so hopefully I'll have some new picture-of-the-day fodder from the Rockies, so I can give you all a break from the insects. Keep yourselves out of trouble while I'm gone!
Notes: Canon EOS Rebel XT, 18-55 mm kit lens. 1/250s, f/7.1, ISO 100. Focal length: 22mm.


The kids of Leytley Creek elementary are off on an expedition to LaFey National Park, a nature preserve 50 or so miles from the city of Troy. After a long drive, the kids jump off the bus and get ready for some wilderness adventure. It's strange, though: the birds are silent, and there's nothing to catch in the lake. Worst of all, the groundskeeper has gone missing. Oh well, he'll turn up in good time. . .
It's been a few days since that fateful night and things are still busy falling apart. The police investigation unearthed Jingles from the basement and drew out Ty Soren from his room. The pool of blood triggered some deep instincts inside of Manny and sent him into a rage.
Emma's turned into a distressed dame and has been using Scott to console herself. George has been trying to put together an alliance against the resident Eldritch Horror.
The police investigation hasn't found anything, and now there are new sheriffs in town. They're dressed in black suits and black shades and have an unnerving interest in "special" kids.


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Tue. 1/21 #1: Patrick Starfish / Picket Fences / A Declaration Donut
Tue. 1/21 #2: Century Club / Stunned To A News / Sound Check
Tue. 1/21 #3: Qadry Ismail LIVE / Hat Trick / Trash Tuesday
Tue. 1/21 #4: Clap Back / King's Ransom / Epic Fail
1-21 Boomer Esiason CBS Sports Minute on Mike Krukow
Brandon Tierney
Tiki Barber
Ismail: Ravens Didn't Have Curfew Week Of Super Bowl XXXV
Mon-Fri: 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM ET
Each weekday afternoon, former NFL Pro Bowl running back, Tiki Barber and radio and TV personality, Brandon Tierney tackle and analyze the day's top stories and interview the biggest names in sports.
Tiki and Tierney 1-20-20 Hour 3
Aaron Rodgers dropped a peg? l Tom Brady's future l The Blast
LeRoy Butler - Former Green Bay Packers Safety
The Packers legend is a Finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year, and stops by to discuss Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay's embarrassing loss to the 49ers in the NFC Championship Game
Tom Brady to the...Raiders? l Guest: LeRoy Butler, former NFL safety l Inbounds or Out of Bounds
49ers dismantle the Packers while the Chiefs flex on the Titans l The better teams won l 5 Star Rewind
Is Ryan Tannehill getting too much credit for the Titans playoff run? l Guest: Solomon Wilcots, Pro Football Focus analyst l The Blast
Solomon Wilcots - Pro Football Focus Senior Analyst
We breakdown all the pertinent stats with the long-time NFL Analyst ahead of this weekends Conference Championship Games
Trevor Bauer - Cincinnati Reds Pitcher
The outspoken former Indians pitcher is now with the Reds and doesn't hold back when discussing his ongoing beef with the Astros after the sign-stealing scandal came to light
Jose Altuve denies wearing a wire as apart of the sign stealing scandal l MLB has lost the trust of the fans l Guest: Trevor Bauer, Cincinnati Reds pitcher
Who has more pressure to win this weekend, Andy Ried or Aaron Rodgers? l Are the 49ers building a dynasty? l Inbounds or Out of Bounds
Terry Francona - Cleveland Indians Manager
The two-time World Series winning Skipper joins the show to discuss the growing Astros and Red Sox sign-stealing scandals... plus, the AL Central continues to improve
The Green Bay Packers were utterly embarrassed in the NFC Championship on Sunday. They trailed 27-0 at halftime and lost 37-20, as Raheem Mostert rushed 29 times for 220 yards and four touchdowns. Jimmy Garoppolo, who finished 6-of-8 for 77 yards, was a glorified handoff machine. Packers legend...
Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer dropped by CBS Sports Radio to discuss the fallout from the Houston Astros' sign-stealing scandal , which, so far, has resulted in a $5 million fine, the loss of draft picks, and three managers losing their jobs . Bauer, who pitched for the Indians from 2013-19, wasn't...
Three of the four NFL head coaches remaining in the playoffs have something in common: they're all really, really young. Matt LaFleur turned 40 in November, Kyle Shanahan turned 40 in December, and Mike Vrabel is 44. And then there's 61-year-old Andy Reid, who is one of the best coaches of his era...
Ice Cube dropped by CBS Sports Radio on Thursday to discuss all of the changes to the BIG3 , which will unveil a brand of basketball called FIREBALL3. In addition to a four-point shot and a 14-second shot clock, the ball will be red, players as young as 22 will be eligible to enter the league (down...
Bill Cowher Offers Advice To Browns' Kevin Stefanski
Kevin Stefanski is 37 years old and has never been a head coach. He is heading to an organization that hasn't made the playoffs since 2002 and woefully underachieved this past season. What does Stefanski need to do to make the Browns a contender? "I think he does need to get a feel for the building...
Kurt Warner: There's Just One Question About Joe Burrow
Joe Burrow didn't see the field much at Ohio State. In fact, he broke his hand, fell behind Dwayne Haskins on the depth chart, and Haskins became a first-round pick. So Burrow went to LSU, where he was solid in 2018. He threw for 16 touchdowns, ran for seven more and threw just five interceptions...
Rose On Astros: Manfred's Punishment Wasn't That Bad
Major League Baseball slapped the Houston Astros with an unprecedented punishment for their involvement in a sign-stealing scandal, suspending manager A.J. Hinch and general manager Jeff Luhnow for one year, stripping the team of first- and second-round draft picks in 2020 and 2021, and fining the...
January 14, 2020 - 10:01 am
Tiki & Tierney Praise Manfred For Astros' Punishment
On Monday, Major League Baseball slapped the Houston Astros with an unprecedented punishment for their involvement in a sign-stealing scandal, which not only taints their 2017 World Series title, but also hurts the franchise for years to come. MLB suspended Astros manager A.J. Hinch and general...
Tiki & Tierney Discuss Derrick Henry's Historic Run
Derrick Henry led the NFL with 1,540 rushing yards and 16 rushing touchdowns, so perhaps his last couple of games shouldn't be surprising. But the former Heisman Trophy winner has showed everyone just how special he is. In his last three games, Henry has rushed 96 times for 588 yards (6.1 yards per...
Former Clemson QB: Tua Had To Go Pro
Former Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd dropped by CBS Sports Radio to discuss Dabo Swinney, Clemson's rise and, yes, Tua Tagovailoa's decision to enter the NFL Draft. Did Tagovailoa make the right choice in forgoing his senior year? Boyd says yes. "Yeah, you have to," Boyd said on Tiki & Tierney...


"Maybe you need to vent about something that's happening or need questions answered. When this happens, it's nice to know someone's there."
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Thanks yes I found out yesterday. Thanks for you answer!
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Have tried for hours to move the start and stop on my route but it doesnt move the route. How do I do? Your tutorial doesnt show this.


Poorav Jitendra Patel, Michael J Ang, Judy J Chen, Arthur Fu; Comparison of Clinical Characteristics and Macular Hole Closure Rates Between the Inverted ILM Flap Technique and Standard ILM Peeling. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2018;59(9):5281.
Purpose : To compare clinical characteristics and closure rates of patients undergoing either vitrectomy with inverted internal limiting membrane (ILM) flap or vitrectomy with standard ILM peeling and removal for macular hole by a single surgeon at a single center.
Methods : A retrospective review was performed of all patients undergoing macular hole repair by a single surgeon at a single center. Sixty-four patients were identified as having undergone either vitrectomy with inverted ILM flap technique or vitrectomy with standard ILM peeling and removal between 2013 and 2017. The standard ILM peel technique was utilized prior to 2015 and the inverted ILM flap technique was performed during and after 2015. Clinical characteristics, including demographic data, phakia status, presence of myopia or degeneration associated with MH, ocular history, MH size, retinal thickness, IOP at presentation, type of gas used, gauge of surgery, and best corrected visual acuity was recorded pre-operatively, at 1 month postoperative, and every 3 months for a total of 2 years. Preplanned secondary analysis stratifying the groups based on size of macular hole was also performed. Patients with complicating factors such as macular hole retinal detachments or prior surgical repair of the macular hole were excluded.
Results : Twenty-four patients (37.5%) underwent vitrectomy with standard ILM peeling and removal while 40 patients (62.5%) underwent vitrectomy with inverted ILM flap. In the standard peel group, the average age was 67.3 years (SD of 4.2 years), with 15 female (62.5%), and with a majority of patients being Asian and Caucasian. In the inverted flap group, the average age was 66.3 years of age with SD of 4.7), twenty-seven female, and with a majority of Asian and Caucasian patients. Closure rates in the ILM peel group at 1 month was 83% (N=23) and in the inverted ILM flap group was 90%. (N=36). Using chi-squared analysis the p-value of 0.42. Reopening or requiring additional surgery was 10% (N =2) in the standard peel group and 7.5% (N =3) in the inverted flap group.
Conclusions : Both techniques demonstrated high rates of macular hole closure, similar to published results. In this cohort of patients, macular hole closure rates were slightly higher in the group that underwent vitrectomy with inverted ILM flap technique, however it was not statistically significant.


Q: Support or Repeal Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare)?
Marsha Blackburn (R): Repeal. Support health savings accounts, Association Health Plans and purchases across state lines.
Phil Bredesen (D): Initially critical, but now supports with fixes: "Stabilize what we have." On Medicare for All, might support some initial baseline coverage, then add or adjust from there.
Blackburn: Give states option to require this.
Providing affordable, portable health insurance to working Tennesseans: In 2006, I announced a new initiative known as Cover Tennessee. At its heart is a partnership between the state and small business to help adults buy affordable insurance that follows them, no matter where they work, and that doesn't require high deductibles on the front end.
Insuring children and the uninsurable.
Improving the health of all Tennesseans, especially young adults.
Toughen Regulation - bring in experienced regulators who know how to make sure managed care organizations (MCOs) are doing things right.


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Ha giocato nel Club Atlético Temperley, nel Club Atlético Independiente, nel Club Atlético San Lorenzo de Almagro, nel Club Atlético Tigre e nel Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Portoviejo.
Il suo debutto è avvenuto nel 1970 all'età di 19 anni nel Club Atlético Temperley ed in totale ha giocato 123 partite segnando 23 gol.

Nel 2011 è diventato coordinatore generale della Liga Deportiva Universitaria in Ecuador.

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Taking the time to shop around and find the recliner that really catches their imaginations can be really fun and, as time goes on and you see what you can get yourself into you will find that there are a lot of little things that you can do to have fun with it as well. Explore what you can find and talk to people who know what you may want to get yourself into. In the end, it can be really helpful and ensure that, no matter what you may be looking at, your kids are going to be excited and happy about their new chair.


I sadly left Washington 4 years ago. Planning a week long fishing trip in September. I'm thinking of fishing the Humptulips for Kings. Will be in WA Sept 14-20.
I know there are a lot of factors in determining whether or not the fishing will be good, but in general is mid-September a productive time for Kings on the Humptulips? If not, any recommendations on other places to fish in mid-September? Or should I reschedule my trip?
Btw, I realize the 2019-20 regulations haven't been published yet, so places to fish and species to target will greatly depend on that. But I figured mid-Sept would be a safe bet in terms of rivers open for salmon.


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MELFORT & DISTRICT MUSEUM
The First Inhabitants
Melfort History >
Despite the isolation of the early years, pioneers found many activities to partake in during their spare time. They would have whist, cribbage, checkers, and chess tournaments during the long winter evenings. School Christmas concerts were always important events. In the spring time, settlers got together and joined for various "Bees." The summer months brought berry picking, picnics, horseshoes, and visiting neighbors. The main social attractions in the early days were picnics, plays and dances. The Melinda School and the Beatty family would hold dances to which settlers from all over the district would attend. The Spence home would often ring out with the laughter of a community social. Other families would sing and play the organ or violin. The Wood, Wild, and Jameson homes were popular places to go for those who appreciated this kind of entertainment.
One unique special event held in Melfort were cinematography shows. In 1908, Professor Laing gave his first show in the Ozark Hotel. Many came out to watch motion pictures about fox hunts, 60 mile an hour trains, storms at sea, and the most popular, The Night- The Man Hunt.
Baseball game in Melfort
The town of Melfort could boast of a golf course as early as 1919. To this day, the course attracts golfers from around Saskatchewan and Canada.
The first recorded baseball game in the Melfort district was in May of 1894, when Melfort lost to Carrot River. When the Melfort Baseball Club organized in April of 1908, they decided to write to Kinistino, Birch Hills and Prince Albert about forming a baseball league. The next month, the Northern Saskatchewan Baseball League was created. Prince Albert, Kinistino and Melfort were the towns involved.
Back: Russell Swift, "Silver" Sylvester Barrie. Seated: Mac Esplin, Kerby Claggett.
Melfort has been producing top-notch curlers since the early 1900's. In 1904, the first sheet of ice was made for private use in Melfort. At a meeting in the Greenwood and Brown office, December of 1908, the Melfort Curling Club was organized. There were 30 names given for membership at the meeting. By the next winter, two rinks had been built and curling had become even more popular.
Hockey has always been a famous sport in Canada and this was no different than in Melfort. The Melfort Juniors met in November of 1908, and organized a Junior Hockey Club called "The Melfort Whites". Today Melfort is home to the Melfort Mustangs.
Poster for the 84th Melfort Exhibition.
Melfort Agricultural Society
On May 23, 1905, the Melfort Agricultural Society was established through the efforts of the Board of Trade and Dr. Shadd. They set the date for the first Exhibition as being October 12-13. Mr. Aikenhead donated 19 acres of land for the society to hold the first exhibition. Adult admission was set at 25 cents and children 12 and under had to pay 10 cents. Vendors paid a fee of $10 to participate. The Melfort Band made their first public appearance at the fair and played each night in front of the Ozark Hotel. Plowing matches, auto races and other events drew larger crowds every year.
By 1919, the Exhibition became a three day fair. The horse barns that were built are still in use today. Horse racing was one of the big events at the fair so the Society joined the Trotting Association. Life memberships were sold in 1919 to help stay afloat and Melfort joined the Class B Circuit so the grounds and the buildings were improved.
In 1918, Farm Boys and Girls Camps were established and organized by the Melfort Agricultural Society. Children from all over would come to Melfort to attend these camps. The boys would learn about grain and showing animals, while the girls would be taught cooking and sewing. At one time the Farm Girls Camp had 60 leaders and 450 girls enrolled. These camps played a major role in drawing people to the Melfort Fair.
Melfort Fire Brigade
The Melfort Fire Brigade was first organized on April 19, 1913 and paid the young men involved one dollar for each fire alarm they responded to and 50 cents an hour after the first hour. Before the Melfort Fire Brigade formed, there was a volunteer brigade. Volunteers used a hand pump unit that was transported by grabbing the long handle while others would grasp the long rope strung out in front. Once the men got the unit moving, they had to get out of the way or get trampled. Eventually it was decided the town's team of horses should pull the unit. There are many tales of how pails and such would go flying as the horses galloped down the street when the siren went off. These horses would perform other duties in the town, and upon hearing the fire alarm would race back to the fire hall with or without their drivers.
Melfort Grain Grower's Co-op sign 1949.
Melfort Co-operative Organization
Western farmers were controlled by the railways and grain companies in the early 1900's. The offer made by a buyer or drover (cattle dealers) was the only one available, and the farmer could either take it or go home empty handed. Many farmers found that prices on the Winnipeg market were higher, and they started to question why they were getting lower prices. These questions and concerns caused farmers in the Melfort area to look for a solution to their situation. Their solution was the formation of Melfort Grain Growers Cooperative Trading Association on January 22, 1914.
On March 15, 1917, a meeting was held to discuss possible solutions for a problem happening among the farmers, the prices given by traveling drovers was still lower than the ones offered in Winnipeg. A decision was made that the co-operation would receive names of farmers with stock to sell and the numbers. As a carload was compiled, the secretary would name a day and each farmer would load his animals for shipment to Winnipeg. The results were so good that it became the main activity of the Melfort association.
After 1920, the Melfort Co-operative Association continued to thrive. It is an extremely successful business to this day.
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Useless, Costly Teacher's Unions
As I close in on age 75 I can still tell you the names of most of my teachers from elementary school on up through senior high. Miss Kenniston was my first grade teacher. I was madly in love with Miss Ward in fourth grade. It was the 1940s and 50s. Women had been the predominant gender of the teaching profession since the early 1900s.
Historically, the teacher's union movement began in Chicago in 1897 and Chicago was the site of the nation's first teachers strike in 1902. The latest reports indicate that the strike this past week has been settled and all that really means is that Chicago's school children will once again receive a poor, but very expensive education.
The Heartland Institute, a 28-year-old, national, non-profit research organization is headquartered in Chicago and I have served in an advisory capacity. One of its areas of interest is education.
Robert C. Holland, a Senior Fellow, points out that "Thanks to Chicago's independently managed charter schools remaining open…50,000 of Chicago's 400,000 public school children will not be shortchanged. That reality could strongly reinforce in parent's minds the desirability of school choice for all children."
Heartland's S.T. Karnick, Director of Research, noted that "The average teacher salary in Chicago is $74,839, plus benefits far better than those available in the private sector. Yet Chicago Public Schools are among the nation's worst, which is saying a lot." According their own data, Chicago's public schools "failed to make adequate yearly progress in student achievement last year. Children in the city's private and charter schools do much better at a fraction of the cost."
Are you thinking what I am thinking? Given the cost of public schools and the fact that the teachers union have negotiated some of the best salaries and perks, all while providing decades of poor performance, why would any city want to continue with this system?
To put it another way, as Heartland's John Nothdurft, Director of Government Relations, noted, "Chicago Public Schools have offered teachers a four-year package worth $400 million despite the fact that the city is already expected to face a $369 million deficit in 2013." If you or I conducted our financial affairs in this manner, we would soon be living in a cardboard box on a sidewalk somewhere.
Maureen Martin, Heartland's Senior Fellow for legal affairs, weighed in with a politically incorrect appraisal of today's generation of women teachers. "In the 1960s, most high-achieving female college graduates became teachers, largely because they had few other career choices. By 2000, almost none of them became teachers, largely because they had many other career choices."
"The fact is that female teachers nowadays are not as smart as they used to be. And the fact is that's why students nowadays are not learning as much as they need to learn in order to succeed."
So, since Chicago teachers are well paid, the strike is clearly not about money. For the union, says Martin, "Teacher evaluations and potential dismissal of incompetent teachers are front and center in the negotiations, according to Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel."
A Washington Post article, "Five Myths about Teachers Unions" noted that a 2009 report by the New Teacher Project "found that 94 percent of teachers in Chicago received 'superior' or 'excellent' ratings, and just four in 1,000 were rated 'unsatisfactory'. Clearly , the evaluation system is broken."
Karen Lewis, the head of the Chicago Teachers Union, when speaking at a teachers' conference last year was caught on video. She told them "I am the only black woman in the class of 1974 from Dartmouth College. Woo, people are impressed. Let me tell you, I spent those years smoking lots of weed, self-medicating, thank you." When the audience laughed, she added, "Sounds like you all did too."
Chicago will yield to the union. Syndicated columnist, Michelle Malkin, explained why:
"The Chicago Teachers Union rakes in nearly $30 million in forced dues from rank and file teachers every year. CTU is an affiliate of the behemoth AFL-CIO, which dropped an estimated $100 million in forced dues to support Democratic candidates and causes during the 2008 and 2010 election cycles."
I have been hearing and reading about how bad our nation's schools are since Bill Bennett, the U.S. Secretary of Education from 1985 to 1988, named the Chicago school system the worst in the nation twenty-five years ago!
The reason there has been no improvement in reading scores and other indices, along with a disgraceful drop-out rate of 56% who never make it to graduation, is the teachers' union. Yes, there are cultural and economic factors, but in a decent school system, even poor children can learn. It should come as no surprise that the highest achievers academically nationwide are those who are home-schooled!
What Illinois and every other State in the nation needs is a right-to-work law. The only way to restore fiscal sanity to their budgets and see real reforms occur is to end the grip of the teachers and other public service unions.
Editor's Note: For those who would like to read my four-part series, The Subversion of Education in America, it will provide further insight and information.
Posted by Alan Caruba at 1:37 PM
zossen said...
LOL That picture is the perfect choice for this article. The middle hog looks EXACTLY like Karen Lewis, although serves a better purpose. Bravo Alan
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5th Starter Decision Coming Soon
Posted on March 18, 2010 by Chris Arroyo
According to Tyler Kepner of The New York Times, the Yankees choice for the 5th starter's spot will be made public next week around Thursday or Friday.
Girardi has said he would like to decide on a fifth starter by next Thursday or Friday, and he had warned Chamberlain and the others that they needed to show results. Phil Hughes did that Tuesday, blanking the Houston Astros for the final four innings and using his weakest pitch — the changeup — with confidence.
Chamberlain followed with a similar effort, getting at least two outs on changeups. He struck out five and pitched aggressively, throwing 32 pitches for strikes.
Let's hope that Girardi does indeed announce his choice for the 5th starter's spot soon, because hopefully it will put an end to all these fans and writers saying crazy things. Who am I kidding, the public decison on the 5th starter's spot will probably just lead to more irrational statements from people. Oh well.
While the Yankees have stated that the competition for the 5th starter's spot is a "competition", I have my doubts. In my opinion, they already have their minds made up , and are just using this "competition" as a way to get everyone to work harder. I think the Yankees already have Joba pegged as the 5th starter, but I could certainly be 100% wrong. We will find out soon.
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7 thoughts on "5th Starter Decision Coming Soon"
Steven Cheung on March 19, 2010 at 9:30 pm said:
I know what you mean! I want either Joba or Phil Hughes in the rotation because in the future I know Andy Pettitte will retire eventually and don't know if we even sign Javy Vazquez after the 2010 season! I am a little surprised how Mitre is pitching but I think the Yankees will trade him or Gaudin because both of them are out of options!
Riz on March 20, 2010 at 11:21 pm said:
I think that both Hughes & Chamberlain are relievers and should remain in the pen while the Yankees get a 5th starter via a trade or free agency. The options in FA at this point are almost non existent but its an option. I read a quote in this week's Daily News that said "Joba is no longer the phenom he was in 07." The reason he is no longer a "phenom" is because of this experimentation of him being in the rotation and them moving him back and forth. If you get to read Joe Torre's book the Yankee Years you will realize that in about 2005 this became Cashman's team and Joba is a Cashman project so if Joba does well as a starter Cash looks like a genius but if it is a dud hes looking pretty bad. There are many "Cashman" pieces to this Yankee puzzle but sometimes you can't force things like making Hughes or Chamberlain starters. If they fare better in the pen then that is where they should stay and contribute to the team. Last season Joba blew a few starts and even did so this Spring but in 09 and 2010 Phil Hughes has shown he can do it all. Relieve or start. So if I had to pick a 5th starter from these two men, Phil Hughes has my vote but Joe Girardi & Dave Eiland have the final say.
Chris A on March 21, 2010 at 11:27 am said:
First of all, by putting either Joba or Hughes in the rotation, the Yankees wouldn't be forcing them to be starters. Both of them have been starters their entire life (including their entire minor league career), if anything the Yankees would be forcing them to be something they're not, relievers.
Second of all, the idea that Joba has proven he can't be a starter is ridiculous. He was rushed through the minors so he didn't get nearly enough starting experience there. Also, he hasn't been starting for very long in the majors, and hasn't had enough time to prove he can't be a starter. Joba is coming off his first full season as a starter in which he was restricted by pitch counts and inning limits. Still, in 2009 at age 23 Joba had a 4.75 ERA, but guess who else had an era over 4.50 at age 23, Jon Lester. At age 23 Lester had a 4.57 ERA. Should he have been moved to the bullpen? No, and the next year, when he was 24, he emerged as one of Boston's best pitchers with a 3.21 ERA. 2010 will be Joba's 24 year old season, and he will finally be free of restrictions. So at least give him 2010 to prove he's not a starter.
Also, the idea that Joba will be great again if he moves back the bullpen is silly. Remember, he didn't do too well in the 2009 playoffs and he was in the bullpen.
I know it takes time to be a great starter! Look at Roy Halladay at the beginning! He wasn't great and he was sent to A-Ball before coming back to the majors and be a great one! I like Hughes as a starter too but we will see who will win by this Friday because today game got cancelled and Phil Hughes was supposed to pitch! Tomorrow afternoon against the Phillies could be the showdown for the fifth starter on the Yankees between Joba Chamberlain versus Phil Hughes! And remember Greg Maddux at the beginning along with Tom Glavine too along with Randy Johnson who wasn't great at the beginning but became Hall of Fame pitchers after three to four seasons in the major leagues!
Steven Cheung on March 23, 2010 at 10:13 pm said:
From what I hearing on Twitter or Jon Heyman saying that Joba Chamberlain will be heading into the bullpen! Phil Hughes is the favorite to land the fifth starter job while Sergio Mitre is still in contention but there is still no official announcement! That the rumors of going around and Chad Gaudin got waived by the Yankees today!
Chris A on March 23, 2010 at 10:26 pm said:
Chad Gaudin was indeed placed on waivers, but the Heyman tweets are just his opinion, not an actual fact or information for that matter. The only people who know who the 5th starter is are Girardi and some other organizational guys, and I have a feeling they have know for a long time.
Steven Cheung on March 25, 2010 at 11:56 am said:
Hey Chris! I found out the winner of the fifth spot in the Yankees rotation! It is Phil Hughes due to his development of his changeup according to Joe Girardi! But I don't know where Joba Chamberlain ends up in Triple AAA or in the bullpen!!
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